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Chandra Nandini to go off air

The historical drama Chandra Nandini is reportedly going off air in November

Updated At : 06:19 AM Oct 10, 2017 IST

The historical drama Chandra Nandini is reportedly going off air in November. The show would be replaced by a new series titled Ikyawann, featuring NamishTaneja and Prachi Tehlan. The love story of Chandra and Nandini will end with the separation of the couple. According to historical data, Chandra and Nandini never had a love story, but the makers deviated from the track mildly.

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